Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-30
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
J. III. Gale is doing repair work at the
post.
Fears that the ice crop wsald be
short, have been dispelled.
81. B. Jack has canary bird that
ranks with the leading singers Of the
Hills.
Town lots will be placed on t&e
market tomorrow at private sale al
Whitewood.
Call on J. w. Moore to make your
carpets and put them down. Opposite
Sheridan house.
Over forty new names have been add
ed this week to the ADVERTISER sub
scription books.
Tho latest from Alaska was that cold
wave which spread over this country
Friday and Saturday.
The best assortment Of imported and
domestic cigars arc always in stock at
Achenbach's news depot.
By buying groceries of that old relia-
BILE firm OF Arnold & Meyer is conducive
to happiness and longevity.
w. E. Jones is putting up dwelling
house, .24x36 on Douglas street, in
block 2, Bosworth addition.
j. G. Mcmillan had the misfortune
to lose valuable Jersey COW by death
the latter part OF last week.
g. B. Barnes has bought two lots on
Lazelle street, and has material ON the
ground for building 1924.
Bert Aldrich had severe attack OF
asthma Friday night which confined
him to his room couple OF days.
A petition circulated in Sturgls yes
terday was generally signed in favor Of
admission of Dakota as whole.
The most choice line OF fresh fruits
and confectioneries at Achenbach's news
depot. Call and see his new goods.
d. G. Comstock is building feed
stable near his residence. It is 24x50,
with corral adjoining l50x175 feet.
The ADVERTISER is the only friend
Deadwood has among the foothill Jour-
nails, fact of which the Times is we'll
aware.
B. G. Turner and Mr. Parrot are
building sheds and corrals in Comstock's
addition for the accommodation OF
freighters.
Mr.. Henry Monheim returned Sunday
with his bride, and has been receiving
the congratulations Of his numerous
friends this week.
yankee Robinson was in town
Saturday from Rapid, looking up the
practicability of bringing theatrical
troupe to the Hills.
The residence buildings OF Majors
Bacon and Bell, the commissary and
several other buildings at the post are
undergoing repairs.
The telegraph Office at Sturgis is
ready to receive commercial business.
No need of telephoning messages via
Deadwood for the east.
Discard your business cares at least
fifteen minutes once a week and enjoy
yourself during that time by getting an
easy shave at Aldrich's.
A programme has been arranged for q
musical concert to take place on the
Goth Of December, the proceeds to 60
to the Episcopal church fund.
r. H. Willard, II. G. Clark and Will
liam Dunlap have formed copartner-
ship for the purpose Of carrying on a
business OF contracting and building.
Another largo invoice Of stationery
was received this week at the ADVERT
SER Office. New styles of ball pro-
grammes and other fancy goods arc in
Guided.
Several desertions occurred after pay
day at the post. s, H. Bailey, the
athletic sport, is among the missing.
Bailey deserted from the English army
in India some years ago.
Messrs. Willard, Clark 8 Dunlap have
the contract for putting up Mr.. Schnsll's
new hotel building. on Sherman street,
west of tho depot. The building is
40x50, and will be finished up In good
shape.
The Robinson boys threshed 1000
bushels of oats few days ago, grown
on ninety acres OF ground OF their ranch
in Boulder Park. It is considered q
very fair yield. The oats are fine.
II there is any wood due this Office on
subscription account, we will make
proper use OF it this weather il it is
brought in. If yon do not owe MS,
bring the wood anyway and take the
ADvERTIsER for one or two years.
IA fire broke out early Sunday morn
ing il the basement OF the stores of
Hamilton and Zipp, Deadwood, end be-
fore the location Of the fire could be as
certained both stocks Of goods we're al
most ruined by water. Mr.. zipp lost
about 5000; $4,000 insurance. Mr..
Hamilton estimates bis at sl3. 900; ins
surance aI2.50O.